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Single Parenting

STRUGGLES OF BEING A SINGLE PARENT

We are all born with a unique genetic blueprint which sets out the basic characteristics of our personality. Life experiences can and do change ultimately leaving many in the role of single parenting which can be very overwhelming and a stressful time in life. Most of us don’t plan to bring up children on our own however life can have other plans for us.

With only 24 hours in a day, juggling getting kids to school, work, after school clubs, dinner, cleaning and throughout making sure the kids know how much they are loved is just the start of parenting and so much harder when single parenting

You do not need to be superman or super woman to be a great parent.

What Kind Of Parent Are You ?

Often your feelings and emotional well being ends up at the bottom of your list of priorities. You can only do what you can and pushing yourself too hard can result in an emotional burn-out.

With a little help from Parentstrology you can avoid some common parenting pitfalls and make Parenting for single parenting a lot smoother.

Understanding our kids leads to greater patience, a virtue of immeasurable worth in parenting!

Unique Personality

Parentstrology aims to give you as a Parent a deeper understanding of your child’s unique personality which can help you parent them in a more informed and enlightened manner.

You are able to read about your astrological blueprint and compare this with your child's astrological blueprint.

Parentstrology helps to identify the areas of life which could cause potential clashes with kids and also complement the relationship between parent and child. You can also recognise the area in your and your kids lives where negative emotions are allowed to house themselves.

How do you resolve these issues as a family.

Each child has their own way of dealing with life particularly when they reach their teens and this may not match your way of thinking causing conflict in the home between parent child and siblings.

CLASHES WITH KIDS-TWEENS TO TEENS

Remember when being a parent was just a hope and wish for the future? The thought of little footsteps around the home, passing by the baby clothes shops and deciding which outfits baby will wear, which school they will attend, the car and car seat you need to buy to ensure baby is safe, the colourful baby nursery and so much more.

Some time later doing the shopping at the supermarket and having baby Aquarius scream in your face when you do not pick up the chocolate bar and toy. When little tween Capricorn decides "I will walk straight into a shelf which is holding glass bottles" Then telling you just as you walk towards the front door for the school run that they need the loo.

Its watching that Minion movie over 200 times and still being told Mummy/Daddy you are so silly because I have not actually watched Minions movie properly.

LOVING OUR KIDS
UNCONDITIONALLY

As a parent you will come home from work and get the meal on the table only to be told "I did not ask for this I ate fish at school today" mid dinner announcing "Mummy I reallyyyyyyy need the loo I promise you daddy I reallyyyy do need to go"

When trying to catch up on work the youngest of the kids manages to plug out the broadband and turn the film the other kids are watching off causing total mayhem in the home. With baby screaming "Lola Lola Charlie Lola" only to realise they have drawn an art piece on the sofa!

Refusing to sleep at 7pm waking at 5am and entering the bedroom to announce Mummy/Daddy can I go down and watch TV. Asking the kid/s to do school work for 30 minutes and being told by your child for 60 minutes why that is not possible.

Yet as a parent we love our kids so deeply that we live in fear of any harm reaching them. The happiness we feel when teacher says well done "your child is excelling in their work" the envy we feel when the other child wins the trophy in sports, the questions we ask when our kid/s talk about new friends.

Checking on the kid/s to make sure their blanket hasn't come off them in bed. Hearing a slight cough and running to their room to give them their water. Sleeping on and off through the night when the kid/s have a temperature.

Then the sadness a parent feels when they cannot see their child half the time because they now have shared residency.

MAKE YOUR RELATIONSHIP THE BEST

We aim to show you how to tackle relationship problems head on without barriers highlighting how issues between couples, children, families can be resolved in a manner which benefits all those involved.

Learning about the unique astrological DNA we are born with combined with our own life experiences opens the gate to an amazing journey as a Single Parent and Parents

Make your relationship the absolute best it can be with your kids.

Times passes so quickly and the kids will eventually stand in their own parenting shoes bringing with them the experience they shared with their parents.

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